#pi New thoughts: The market will need to spike down, and April, May, and June will enter a bear market bottom consolidation period. Many people are preparing in advance to position themselves to catch the dip on pi. I suggest everyone reconsider whether you should really catch the dip on pi.

If you're looking to do short-term trading and trade the waves, catching the dip on pi spot and eating the rebound is fine.

If you're prepared for long-term holding waiting for a bull market, there's certain risk or perhaps you haven't thought it through. That is, mainstream cryptocurrencies like BTC or some mainstream altcoins, catching the dip at the bottom will wait for the bull market. If holding pi long-term, there's not necessarily going to be a bull market. Instead, it's possible the advantage brought by catching the dip will slowly grind away.

Just like pi previously oscillated in the 0.21-0.23 range, one spike down to 0.16, perhaps you caught the dip at 0.17, it rebounded to 0.19, you sold and kept the profits from the dip, but many people didn't sell, held on firmly, and after continuing down for several days to 0.15, catching another dip ended up losing money.

Pi, this kind of centralized inflationary coin with no real ecosystem, is bearish long-term. Catching dips is riskier than mainstream coins by one level. Pi only suits entering when it reaches the deflation stage. The current phase is for shorting. The deflation has massive scale and slow progress—it's slow inflation—and will likely take ten years or more to fall. After two bull markets, whether there will be a bull market at all is questionable.

I suggest if you're seriously preparing to enter to catch pi spot dips, factor this consideration in.